Brian Robinson

RB · #59

ATL · RB · Age 27

FLEX

Brian Robinson Jr.'s recent carry share of 23.7% in a single game indicates he can handle significant workload, but his trailing average PPR points per game of 2.2 suggest limited upside.

Role & volume

Brian Robinson Jr.'s highest carry share over the last four games was 23.7%, showing he can be a featured back when given opportunities.

Projected role

Despite his recent performance, Robinson's new team ATL does not project him to maintain elite volume consistently; his value rank of RB53 suggests a FLEX role rather than a START.

Range (floor–ceiling)

Robinson's floor is low with minimal target share and snap share, while his ceiling is capped by inconsistent usage patterns, making him a speculative FLEX option at best.

Intel updated: 1 day ago

Current statusATL

Our read vs. the market

Beta

Fairly priced — we're in line with the marketIn line

Why

Solid usage productionStrong carry shareAge 27 · peak window

Our view vs Market↑ 6 pts above market

Our view

Market

Thin opportunity share

Our own read · beta — not a trade price.

Risk & Opportunity Analysis (3 flags)

Risk Flags

Usage & Volume
Robinson opened the season as the clear RB2 behind Bijan Robinson with negligible early-season touches (3.1 PPG, #50 among RBs), and the offense has shown no plan to carve out a complementary role for him.
Contract Situation
Robinson signed a one-year deal with Atlanta in March 2026, so his roster spot beyond this season is unresolved and depends on performance in a limited sample of touches.

Opportunity Flags

Injury Handcuff
As the direct backup to a workhorse in Bijan Robinson, Robinson's carry share has trended up early and he would likely absorb lead-back volume immediately if Bijan were to miss time.

Format Comparison

Brian Robinson — Format Comparison

Format	Value	vs Best
PPR 1QBBest	1,420	—
PPR SF	1,225	-195

Format

Value

vs Best

PPR 1QBBest

1,420

—

PPR SF

1,225

-195